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0.62 Ct. Emerald from Zambia
This loose stone ships by Aug 13
Item ID: | E9812 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.37 Width: 4.04 Height: 2.7 |
Weight: | 0.62 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $550 |
This transparent Zambian emerald from The Natural Emerald Company weighs 0.62 carat and is presented in a classic emerald cut, with dimensions of 7.37 x 4.04 x 2.70 mm. The stone displays a medium color intensity, a cool green hue with a subtle bluish overtone, and an included clarity grade as evaluated at eye level, indicating natural internal features that remain compatible with the gem's overall transparency. The cut and excellent polish emphasize the step facets and create crisp light return along the table and pavilion, while the standard enhancement is consistent with industry practice to stabilize and improve visual clarity. Measured proportions and the controlled crown height contribute to a balanced face up size and an appearance that reads slightly more substantial than the weight alone might suggest.
When compared to emeralds from other notable locales, this Zambian example demonstrates the characteristic tonal and hue tendencies associated with Zambian material, namely a cooler, slightly bluish green at medium saturation. Colombian emeralds, particularly from famed sources such as Muzo and Chivor, more commonly present as deeper, richer greens with a pronounced, velvety saturation and often a warmer, more yellow free green component in the most highly prized pieces. Brazilian emeralds frequently trend toward a lighter, more yellowish green and can exhibit a brighter, more spring like tone at similar sizes. Afghan and Pakistani Panjshir region emeralds typically show a vivid, pure green with strong saturation and often higher clarity in smaller sizes, while some African sources other than Zambia yield greener tones with different inclusion types and overall transparency. In practical terms, the medium intensity and cooler hue of this Zambian emerald make it a refined choice for designs that favor a subtle, elegant green rather than an intensely saturated, velvety appearance. The emerald cut maximizes the gem's structural clarity and directional color, allowing the viewer to appreciate its Zambian character under a range of lighting conditions, while the excellent polish contributes to consistent scintillation and a clean visual presentation.
























